Established in 1957, BELL Gardens Ltd has been at the forefront of landscaping and garden construction throughout East and West Sussex for over 50 years.
Bell Gardens Ltd is a founder member of the British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI), reflecting our commitment to high standards, professionalism and quality workmanship.
Our team of qualified, experienced landscape gardeners supports new staff through apprenticeships and regular training at Brinsbury College in Pulborough, helping develop the next generation of landscaping professionals.
We provide garden design across East and West Sussex, undertaking projects from £5,000 to £100,000. Our expertise covers a wide range of landscaping disciplines, creating attractive, practical and well-designed outdoor spaces.
We specialise in new garden creation and restoring overgrown or neglected gardens. Where appropriate, scaled garden plans allow work to be phased, providing a flexible approach tailored to each property, requirement and budget.
Throughout East and West Sussex
Paving should be in proportion to the garden and need not be ostentatious. Natural stone is a timeless choice, while muted concrete paving can be practical, particularly with a clay brick edge. Driveways must also provide suitable drainage to prevent water running onto the road, otherwise planning permission may be required. We consider the drive as part of the whole front garden, creating a more attractive and integrated entrance. Redesigning the garden often adds little to the overall cost, as it can help facilitate the driveway construction.
Bell Gardens of Worthing, Sussex have constructed complete gardens for over 50 years. A lawn with shrub and flower borders are traditionally English whereas a scree gravel surface with exotic palms create a mediterranean atmosphere which has become more common recently with the milder winters.
A wall is often necessary where there are level changes or to create privacy. As landscape gardeners we regard a wall not only for the brick or natural stone module, but also for the opportunity to plant beside for shelter or support. Current trends with the revived interest in green walls and growing edible produce means that a south facing wall is ideal for apricots and peaches with the east and west aspect for berries.
Bell Gardens, based in Worthing, Sussex have been involved with the establishment of a number of vegetable and salad gardens as integral areas within larger garden schemes and laterly the re-establishment of the walled vegetable and flower gardens at Arundel castle. The recent interest in edible gardens is a wonderful reawakening for real gardening traditions.
Water always brings balance to a garden. To encourage dragonflies and have fish is a pleasing pursuit. The combination of rock and water planted with trailing saxifrages, helianthenums and hebes to name only a few is a joy on a spring morning or late summer evening. Constructed pergolas also bring a further dimension to the garden. A vehicle for growing climbing plants that can eventually create a shaded area perfumed with jasmine in the height of summer.
“Thank you for building our wonderful driveway, we were most impressed with all your team's hard work.”
Mr And Mrs Dixon
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